Dubrovnik
Called the “Pearl of the Adriatic” by Lord Byron, Dubrovnik is truly the gem of Croatia. Surviving a turbulent history, the city has flourished in recent peaceful years to become one of the top attractions in Europe. And with marble streets, baroque buildings, historical center, great cafes and shops, stunningly well-preserved city walls, all surrounded by the shimmering blue of the sea, it’s hard not to move there.
Zagreb
With a history dating back 1000 years, Zagreb, the busy capital of Croatia, has much to offer. The economic and industrial powerhouse of the country, Zagreb has an intriguing and well-preserved historical center, and is increasingly becoming more and more popular as a tourist destination. Busy during the day, youthful crowds also give the city’s clubs and bars a restless energy when the sun goes down.